I am trying to convert the below markdown text to html.
Input Markdown Image and link tags with odd (3) number of _:
[alt-assets/Wetter___stats.jsp.png](https://gitlab.com/user501254/Wetter/raw/b80b165a57036319d80d3e59919c3fa1a4719eb7/assets/Wetter___stats.jsp.png)
The above should ideally be convert to below HTML:
<p><img src="https://gitlab.com/user501254/Wetter/raw/b80b165a57036319d80d3e59919c3fa1a4719eb7/assets/Wetter___stats.jsp.png" alt="assets/Wetter___stats.jsp.png" /></p>
<p><a href="https://gitlab.com/user501254/Wetter/raw/b80b165a57036319d80d3e59919c3fa1a4719eb7/assets/Wetter___stats.jsp.png">assets/Wetter___stats.jsp.png</a></p>
However, output (-o kramdown) with incorrectly place *:
\[assets/Wetter\_\_*stats.jsp.png\](https://gitlab.com/user501254/Wetter/raw/b80b165a57036319d80d3e59919c3fa1a4719eb7/assets/Wetter*\_\_stats.jsp.png)
!\[assets/Wetter\_\_*stats.jsp.png\](https://gitlab.com/user501254/Wetter/raw/b80b165a57036319d80d3e59919c3fa1a4719eb7/assets/Wetter*\_\_stats.jsp.png)
Furthermore, instead of 3 (odd) underscores (___) if there are 4 (even > 2) underscores (____) it's parsed as as **. As we increase the count of underscores, both <em> and <strong> tags start showing up in the output without a corresponding closing tag (</em>, </strong>).
Manually escaping the underscores in both the cases fixes the issues.
I have checked the same input in some other converters (including this GitHub markdown field) where they are converted perfectly. Since I have almost no experience with the ruby code base, I am unable to make a PR with the fix but will be adding the test cases.
I am trying to convert the below markdown text to html.
Input Markdown Image and link tags with odd (3) number of
_:The above should ideally be convert to below HTML:
However, output (
-o kramdown) with incorrectly place*:Furthermore, instead of 3 (odd) underscores (
___) if there are 4 (even > 2) underscores (____) it's parsed as as**. As we increase the count of underscores, both<em>and<strong>tags start showing up in the output without a corresponding closing tag (</em>,</strong>).Manually escaping the underscores in both the cases fixes the issues.
I have checked the same input in some other converters (including this GitHub markdown field) where they are converted perfectly. Since I have almost no experience with the ruby code base, I am unable to make a PR with the fix but will be adding the test cases.